Hidden Treasures in Gujarat: Modhera and Patan
I recently visited Gujarat, on a trip that was to see family and explore Kutch. However on the way, I was fortunate enough to come across a couple of stunning … Continue reading
Diwali in Mumbai
For my second Diwali in India, I thought I would be alone. My only family here in India lives in Gujarat, and my parents weren’t arriving until just after Diwali. … Continue reading
Foodie Post: Pineapples
One of the things I love about India, is the natural craft and skill that exists. Even in what seems like the most simplest of things, there is so much … Continue reading
Bandh (Closed): Incredible India Indeed
My parents arrived in Mumbai a week ago. Its been almost 18 months since we have been together, and so they are having an extended visit for a few months … Continue reading
Its the Season for Music
It seems to be the season for festivals here in India. Mumbai Film Festival has just finished and everywhere I turn there seems to be another new festival to attend. … Continue reading
Mumbai Film Festival
I love a good film festival. In Melbourne I would always go to the International Film Festival that came to town each year. For someone who is not so creative, … Continue reading
Navratri in Mumbai
Navratri is a festival that is celebrated around October every year (its actual dates are lunar). In line with its meaning the festival goes for “nine nights”. I must confess, … Continue reading
Indian English: My Top 10
I love the English language. Since I have been learning Hindi, I do also appreciate how hard it is to learn any language that is not your first language. That … Continue reading
Sometimes A Girl Just Need Some Girlfriends
Last week I made 5 new friends. I can’t remember the last time I made that many new friends in a week. As I have got older, meeting new people … Continue reading
Will India ever be a "real" super-power?
When you live in India, it is almost impossible to go a single day without reading something about corruption. Bribes, kick-backs and ‘gratuities’ are a daily part of living here. … Continue reading
